Shenandoah Oaks was built circa 1848 by Nathaniel and Martha (Patsy) Manning. It was originally named Buena Vista (beautiful view) because in earlier days before the fields grew into forests, it ''commanded a view of the Valley, the River and the Blue Ridge Mountains... View Inn's Info ››

Picture a European style country house hotel cascading down a limestone ridge on fifteen levels, 2000 panes of glass flooding the interior with light. Imagine the rich patina of old wood, the gleam of polished brass, the deep jewel tones of oriental... View Inn's Info ››

In charming Colonial Charles Town, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet, the Washington House Inn is a wonderful example of late Victorian architecture. Built in 1899, by descendants of President Washington's brothers John... View Inn's Info ››